Online ministry doesn’t have to feel like drowning in apps and logins.

You're going to want to stop scrolling for this one. Those of you who run online ministry for your church know that it's hard. And let me tell you some ways you can fix your online ministry. Three struggles I remember feeling and still feel in online ministry is one. Low engagement. You're posting faithfully on your social media pages and it seems like nobody cares and becomes nothing more than an announcement page number. 2. You see inconsistency, you go strong for a month, you get a couple of good volunteers, then it falls off a couple months later or your content falls off. Or thirdly, it's just overwhelming. All the tools to keep up with, all the trends to keep up with all the things to do. Apps, logins, platforms, volunteers. You don't know where, which way is up. Here's the good news. It's not that complicated. Using Perplexity, you can search and see exactly what the people in your community want. Make sure that you're posting consistently and not just because Buffer says do it or hootsuite says do it or your Facebook page says do it. Don't drown in the digital side of ministry. I want you to see it like this. How would you want to be communicated and how often do you want to see your church do that? That's it. Nothing complicated. I ain't sending you nothing. How do you want to be told about what's going on at your church? Do that. Don't get overwhelmed by this. It's not that serious.